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The Hidden Secret of the MG Octagon

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Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

What does the acronym MG stand for in the car brand name?

MG stands for 'Morris Garages', named after William Morris who owned a garage in Oxford where Cecil Kimber began modifying Morris cars to create the first sporting MGs in 1924.

Which MG model is considered one of the most iconic British roadsters?

The MG MGB, produced from 1962 to 1980, is one of the best-selling British sports cars, with over 500,000 produced. It remains highly sought after by model car collectors.

Why do MG cars traditionally have an octagonal grille?

The octagonal grille became MG's visual signature from the 1930s onwards. This distinctive geometric shape made it easy to immediately recognise an MG on the road and is now faithfully reproduced on our collectible model cars.

What technical feature made the MG TC and TD so popular with drivers?

The MG TC (1945-1949) and TD (1949-1953) were equipped with independent front suspension and a rigid chassis which offered excellent road handling for the time, explaining their success in competition and their current popularity in model car.

What is special about the MG model cars in our collection regarding historical details?

Our MG model cars faithfully reproduce period details such as the characteristic round headlights, chrome bumpers, and even the different evolutions of the MG emblem according to the production years, allowing collectors to distinguish the different periods of the brand.